This week on SUNUP: Topics include spring cattle management, dystocia and herd selection strategies, the spread of the Asian longhorned tick in Oklahoma, preferred quail habitat, and a behind-the-scenes look at the Soil, Water and Forage Analytical
A quick guide to preparing houseplants for summer outdoors, including pruning, repotting, fertilizing, and gradually acclimating them to sunlight and weather conditions.
A comprehensive mid- to late-April gardening guide for Oklahoma covering essential tips on planting, lawn care, pest control, and maintaining trees, flowers, vegetables, and fruit crops for a healthy spring landscape.
This week on SUNUP: OSU Extension specialists cover key agricultural topics across Oklahoma, including soil erosion prevention, recent rainfall updates, spring cattle management, fuel prices and wheat conditions, marbling selection in beef herds,
National Nutrition Month promotes healthy eating, balanced meals and physical activity with fresh foods, fitness and heart health habits for better energy and overall wellness.
April 2026 Equine News highlights pasture management tips, Tack Box Talk podcast on feeding the ID horse, insulin dysregulation infographic, acupuncture for lameness detection, ulcer detection and upcoming events.
This week on SUNUP, Oklahoma State University Extension specialists discuss the spread of the Asian longhorned tick in Oklahoma, recent rainfall totals across the state, and preview an upcoming small flock poultry workshop, along with insights on
Read about feeding the insulin-dysregulated horse, acupuncture insights from Tack Box Talk and Dr. Holyoak, collecting stallions, detecting lameness, and upcoming events.
The February 2026 Ag Insights article includes spring wheat management, cold weather cattle care, 2026 farm business planning, bermudagrass weed control and small ruminant reproductive health.
A healthy landscape takes more than basic maintenance. Learn how Integrated Pest Management (IPM) uses smart, sustainable strategies to prevent and control insects, weeds, and plant diseases—helping gardeners protect plants, people, and the
